It all started with a midnight brownie…
I’ve traveled quite a bit this year.
Florida, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Seattle, Alaska (yes, Alaska!), and Canada. A lot of miles under my belt!
I went to Montreal back in March; it was a short trip, but I made sure to maximize every second that I was there. My first time in the super-chic city, I wanted to see as much as possible. But, more importantly, I wanted to taste everything.
I’ve been on hiatus lately.
For the first time in close to four years, I’ve really started to slow down… started to relax. It’s a weird feeling, to be honest. I feel… lazy, almost. I treasure the freedom of carefree afternoons, yet despise the now inevitable feeling of being unproductive.
It’s a simultaneous love-hate relationship.
A few years ago, my grandma wanted to take me into New York City for a fun, relaxing girls’ day out. I was responsible for planning the entire day – from what we’d do to where we’d eat.
At the time, I have to admit, I wasn’t a huge fan of the city. I didn’t see much excitement in going there. Too many people, too many buildings, and not nearly enough fresh air. In the land of “so much to do, so little time,” I struggled to think of activities that would make both of us happy.
Happy New Year!
Can you believe it’s 2011? Already? What happened to 2010?
Well, to answer one of the aforementioned questions, no. I can’t believe it’s 2011.
I can’t believe I’m graduating this year.
